What qualities are modern single Christian men looking for in women or what do modern single Christian men like in women? What make these single Christian men tick? These thoughts I'm sure have women thinking in so many different ways.

As a single Christian man, enlightenment came a little late to me in my bachelor days and at age 36 I was still single. When I found out that my kid brother, 6 years younger than me just had his first-born, life's harsh realities somehow got into

Here's a question for the Christian husband. How are you doing in the bedroom?

Before you answer let me add a filter to that question. How are you doing in the bedroom...in your wife's opinion? Most men, even the Christian husband, have over inflated egos, seeing themselves as a great lover, a real Casanova or Don Juan if you will. But truth be known, such is not usually the case.

In fact, most men have a lot to learn when it comes to pleasing their wives in the

December 31 2011 at midnight is the day millions of people wish each other, "Happy New Year." But is happiness really something we should seek? Obviously, it depends on what you mean by "happiness." The two primary definitions employed in our modern vernacular are "pleasure" and "joy."

We say, "I'm happy my team won,"

The men are few and the woman are plenty

It Not Pretty at all

Welcome to the shortage of men in the Church, which describes the average US congregation.

• It's not unusual for the church to have 61 percent woman and only 39% men.

• Almost 25 percent of the married women who attend will do so without their husbands.

As we plunge into another holiday season, complete with obnoxious commercial distractions and endless debate about the appropriateness of religious symbolism, let's not forget one simple truth: when we help others, we create happiness for ourselves and those we help. Whether it's by serving a meal to hungry people, giving a new coat

My friend, as a Christian, what is it that you seek most of all in life? What are the things that are of the greatest importance, or value to you? My single purpose in this article is to express that only in Christ Jesus is there true and lasting reward and success.

That in ourselves we possess nothing that can deliver to us abiding joy, peace and satisfaction, and at the end of life's journey reward us with God's approval when we stand face to face with Him at Judgment Day. Only being rightly connected

A man who became a Christian bought a Bible. He said, "Have you seen this thing?" The Bible is daunting. At roughly 770,000 words, that's about 2,500 normal book pages--equivalent to 12 non-fiction books! Bible reading falls into that special category of things we all know are important but

The Christian man sometimes has the image of being a knight in shining armor. But the truth is, even Christian men are faced with daily temptations. Christian men must be equipped in the full armor of God as stated in Ephesians 6:13; "Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand." Any cracks in the Christian man's armor will eventually be exploited by the enemy.

While there are many possible

Christian, in John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, comes upon a man in an iron cage. He seems very forlorn and depressed. So Christian asks about his condition and the man declares that he is not the man he used to be.

"What wast thou once?" asked Christian.
The man indicated he was once a bold professor of Christ.

Like Two Pieces of a Treasure Map That Only Make Sense Together If the Bible was a movie, what kind of movie would it be? It would be a heart-gripping, action-packed drama, the epic story of a broken family, ripped apart by every ilk of dysfunction, but reconciled in the end--though not everyone--by a strong adoptive father who heroically refused to give up, who pledged to do "whatever it takes" to save